Reformation Heritage Books

Plumer then puts his finger on a characteristic, far too common among contemporary professors, as evidence of being self-deceived - that is, being as much like Christians at the first as at the last. "They do not grow in grace, for they have none. They may increase in outward manifestation and professions, but never in a godlike temper...true grace is a growing principle." Plumer takes the reader through the garden of those fruits which grace produces...Certainly as one peruses this volume the question must surface, how can we really be students of such books relating to vital godliness and yet be so remiss in what we accept for conversions and converted persons in our churches. ~ From the Foreword